Pilot Eligibility
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The Spexi network enables drone pilots from diverse backgrounds and skill levels to contribute and FLY TO EARN due to the simplicity and standardized nature of the network. As long as you are legally allowed to fly in your region, and you own a compatible drone + device, then you can contribute and FLY TO EARN.
However, in order to get the best experience flying with Spexi, we recommend having at least 10 automated drone flights under your belt first, and taking all of our training material.
Depending on the pilot's country of residence, they may be required to have a pilot certificate and register their drone with their local aviation regulator.
Pilots flying drones which weigh less than 250g at the time of takeoff do not require a drone pilot certificate to operate. However, all pilots are required to conduct safe and responsible operations at all times.
To learn more about Canadian drone regulations, .
To receive of discounted pilot licensing training, head to our section.
Pilots flying drones for commercial purposes (regardless of weight) are required to hold a Part-107 drone pilot license and register their drone with the FAA.
To learn more about USA drone regulations, .
To receive discounted pilot licensing training, head to our section.
To learn more about international drone regulations, our friends at UAV Coach have put together a great resource.
For more information and to get involved,